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Lexolve rebrands as Låvli and gives away legal AI for free

Legaltech company Lexolve has rebranded as Låvli and launched a free legal-AI service for private individuals that will route users on to cooperating lawyers.

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Lexolve has rebranded and will operate under the name Låvli. The company has also opened a free legal-AI service aimed at private individuals. The offering is intended to channel users onward to cooperating lawyers.

The reporting notes that the legaltech business is associated with Merete Nygaard and that the new, complimentary service for private users is designed to direct those users toward partner lawyers who can handle their cases. The change includes both the new name and the launch of the free AI-driven access point for individuals seeking legal help.

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